Barack Obama, our next President

[new yawk]

But that doesn't mean his reason was because he was confessing.
Or because he was guilty of committing the crime.
You should look at yourself. You're a paranoid mess.
You see demons, devils, and racists in every white face.
Aint no way to go through life. And basically, you're a coward.
You're only getting mouthy now because, well one you're drunk, and you think debil, dem are going to come to your rescue. HA!
I'll still drill you a new concept, you a$$ kisser.

Yes, I Am A Legend In My Own Time.
Yes, look at me. I stood up and defended My Husband.
While you, suck a$$, allowed him and yourself to be dawged.
You call it, better than. I consider you less than.

Bragging? If I had to choose one of the two, I'd say letting it be known he doesn't fck around. And don't fck with me kinda guy.
But certainly no confession or sign of guilt. That's your warped mind talkin'... Which is a fawkin' mess.

Lily Boca Raton Fl wrote:

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He told the story for a reason. Get stuffed.
Humans act in strange ways if they think they are anonymous. Look at you, a legend in your own mind.
He's a murderer who got away with it, he's either bragging or feels guilty.

[lily boca raton fl]

new yawk wrote:

But that doesn't mean his reason was because he was confessing.
Or because he was guilty of committing the crime.
You should look at yourself. You're a paranoid mess.
You see demons, devils, and racists in every white face.
Aint no way to go through life. And basically, you're a coward.
You're only getting mouthy now because, well one you're drunk, and you think debil, dem are going to come to your rescue. HA!
I'll still drill you a new concept, you a$$ kisser.
Yes, I Am A Legend In My Own Time.
Yes, look at me. I stood up and defended My Husband.
While you, suck a$$, allowed him and yourself to be dawged.
You call it, better than. I consider you less than.
Bragging? If I had to choose one of the two, I'd say letting it be known he doesn't fck around. And don't fck with me kinda guy.
But certainly no confession or sign of guilt. That's your warped mind talkin'... Which is a fawkin' mess.
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Husband> I thought you were a man

[Anonymous of Indy]

John Galt wrote:

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There is low consumer demand, lack of confidence in government, and little reason for many people to bother working when they can vote themselves a share of the property of others.

exactly what the Republicans did with future generations by targeting the current welfare or entitlement society in 2003 with Medicare Part D when Bush signed it into law and added 7 trillion dollars to the Federal Deficit for providing for the current non productive members of Society.

[lily boca raton fl]

Alloramadai wrote:

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Late on the draw, moron. Your opinion is worth about as much as your vote in the last election. Wait - you voted for who?

Ok, time for a little nostalgia:

Republican minority leader admits that he handed out tobacco industry bribes on the floor of the House of Representatives in order to secure subsidies for an industry that kills 443,000 Americans every year.

Republican Minority Leader John Boehner explains why he handed out bribes on the House floor

http://www.youtube.com/watch...

[sage won]

Lily Boca Raton Fl wrote:

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Yes, me and over 62 million Americans. We won, you lost.

You voted for more of the same, what do you think can possibly change? Moore of Obama's failures?

[Anonymous of Indy]

sage won wrote:

POS Obama and ACORN were right there, in on the action, opening the floodgates, and now the scumbag liar has the gall to blame this on Bush?
He frikking owns this mess.

even conservatives like Bruce Bartlett blame Bush and Bruce called it right and 2008 is when chickens came home to roost.

BRUCE BARTLETT: Bankrupt America? Yes, I think that we have had something like a $20 trillion increase in the national debt under this president's watch and I think that one of these days, I don't know when, but one of these days, the chickens are going to come home to roost.

http://www.deepjournal.com/p/7/a/en/590.html

Bruce Bartlett

Bruce Reeves Bartlett (b. October 11, 1951, in Ann Arbor, Michigan) is an American historian whose area of expertise is supply-side economics. He served as a domestic policy adviser to President Ronald Reagan and as a Treasury official under President George H. W. Bush.

Bartlett has written several books and magazine articles critical of the George W. Bush Administration, whose economic policies he believes significantly depart from traditional conservative principles.

Criticism of George W. Bush administration

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bruce_Bartlett#C...

[sage won]

John Galt wrote:

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There is low consumer demand, lack of confidence in government, and little reason for many people to bother working when they can vote themselves a share of the property of others.

I'm hip, ur preaching to the choir.

[John Galt]

Anonymous of Indy wrote:

<quoted text>exactly what the Republicans did with future generations by targeting the current welfare or entitlement society in 2003 with Medicare Part D when Bush signed it into law and added 7 trillion dollars to the Federal Deficit for providing for the current non productive members of Society.

Medicare Part D was a mistake, but would have been passed eventually by the Democrats. The cost of Part D is trivial compared to Obamacare.

Now, do you want to dwell on the mistakes of the past or attack current problems?

[lily boca raton fl]

WASHINGTON -- When Mitt Romney served as CEO of Bain & Co., his consulting firm helped tobacco giant Philip Morris develop a groundbreaking sales strategy that researchers say has been linked to an unprecedented spike in youth smoking. On Friday April 2, 1993, Philip Morris stunned Wall Street and tobacco experts by the slashing price on its flagship Marlboro brand by 40 cents a pack, to $1.80. It was a landmark day for the tobacco industry, one that became known as "Marlboro Friday" to public health experts.

[sage won]

John Galt wrote:

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There is low consumer demand, lack of confidence in government, and little reason for many people to bother working when they can vote themselves a share of the property of others.

The country is in bad shape, has been in bad shape and these educated idiots in the elite classes and the LSM somehow think things are going to get better with the same man in charge?

Never has a more stupid class of people walked this planet than the white American liberal. They would destroy this country to protect their twisted ideology.

[John Galt]

Anonymous of Indy wrote:

<quoted text>even conservatives like Bruce Bartlett blame Bush and Bruce called it right and 2008 is when chickens came home to roost.
BRUCE BARTLETT: Bankrupt America? Yes, I think that we have had something like a $20 trillion increase in the national debt under this president's watch and I think that one of these days, I don't know when, but one of these days, the chickens are going to come home to roost.
http://www.deepjournal.com/p/7/a/en/590.html
Bruce Bartlett
Bruce Reeves Bartlett (b. October 11, 1951, in Ann Arbor, Michigan) is an American historian whose area of expertise is supply-side economics. He served as a domestic policy adviser to President Ronald Reagan and as a Treasury official under President George H. W. Bush.
Bartlett has written several books and magazine articles critical of the George W. Bush Administration, whose economic policies he believes significantly depart from traditional conservative principles.
Criticism of George W. Bush administration
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bruce_Bartlett#C...

Bruce Bartlett, whoever he is, clearly has trouble with the facts in blaming Bush when the national debt is "only" $15 trillion,$5 trillion of which and counting belongs to Obama.

[lily boca raton fl]

sage won wrote:

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You voted for more of the same, what do you think can possibly change? Moore of Obama's failures?

We voted for protection of womens rights, civil rights, healthcare, equal pay for women, child labor laws, social security, gay rights, veterans benefits...
among a few reasons.
We voted for President Obama to maintain balance in the Supreme Court. The people voted; they spoke; they won over the corporations.

[sage won]

Anonymous of Indy wrote:

<quoted text>even conservatives like Bruce Bartlett blame Bush and Bruce called it right and 2008 is when chickens came home to roost.
BRUCE BARTLETT: Bankrupt America? Yes, I think that we have had something like a $20 trillion increase in the national debt under this president's watch and I think that one of these days, I don't know when, but one of these days, the chickens are going to come home to roost.
http://www.deepjournal.com/p/7/a/en/590.html
Bruce Bartlett
Bruce Reeves Bartlett (b. October 11, 1951, in Ann Arbor, Michigan) is an American historian whose area of expertise is supply-side economics. He served as a domestic policy adviser to President Ronald Reagan and as a Treasury official under President George H. W. Bush.
Bartlett has written several books and magazine articles critical of the George W. Bush Administration, whose economic policies he believes significantly depart from traditional conservative principles.
Criticism of George W. Bush administration
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bruce_Bartlett#C...

No one is interested in your one lone lunatic, he's boring, he doesn't count, even the LSM and the fascist elites don't care about him, I'm certainly going to ignore him.

Is Bush president? Has he been president for the last 4 years?

What does this have to do with our present situation?

[John Galt]

lily boca raton fl wrote:

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an industry that kills 443,000 Americans every year.

443,000? Not 442,000 or 444,000?

A precise claim like that for something that is not directly measurable is BS on the surface.

How much did the taxpayers pay some college professor to invent that number?

[shinningelectr0n]

sage won wrote:

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Plastic water bottles are killing the planet, aren't they?

There are long term effects and short term effects. If long term is longer than a lifetime then you can laugh all you want. We'll have to concern ourselves with future generations because you're not built that way, apparently.

[new yawk]

CALL:

No, sonic thought I was a man. You told him I was a Woman.

Remember? Or were you too drunk to recall?

Can't recall calling me "Sista'" either?

That was in the post thanking me for exposing Dow Chemicals and Monsanto for the Agent Orange that killed your brother.

See, I remember everything. Because I don't lie.
And because I have an excellent memory.
It comes with Higher Intelligence.
I also have a photographic memory.
Just statement of facts.
Also, I don't pollute my brain with substances.
So when you lie, I'll be callin' it.

UH-HUH ... ONLY LIE WHEN YOU CAN COVER IT.

Nice try. Bad lie. Foolish girl.

lily boca raton fl wrote:

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Husband> I thought you were a man

[John Galt]

lily boca raton fl wrote:

WASHINGTON -- When Mitt Romney served as CEO of Bain & Co., his consulting firm helped tobacco giant Philip Morris develop a groundbreaking sales strategy that researchers say has been linked to an unprecedented spike in youth smoking. On Friday April 2, 1993, Philip Morris stunned Wall Street and tobacco experts by the slashing price on its flagship Marlboro brand by 40 cents a pack, to $1.80. It was a landmark day for the tobacco industry, one that became known as "Marlboro Friday" to public health experts.

Somebody give lily an "attagirl" for dead-horse whipping.

[Anonymous of Indy]

John Galt wrote:

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Medicare Part D was a mistake, but would have been passed eventually by the Democrats. The cost of Part D is trivial compared to Obamacare.
Now, do you want to dwell on the mistakes of the past or attack current problems?

we are still dealing with Medicare Part D passed in 2003, called a Federal Deficit and climbing.

[Anonymous of Indy]

sage won wrote:

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No one is interested in your one lone lunatic, he's boring, he doesn't count, even the LSM and the fascist elites don't care about him, I'm certainly going to ignore him.
Is Bush president? Has he been president for the last 4 years?
What does this have to do with our present situation?

Federal Deficit spending under Bush.

[sage won]

Anonymous of Indy wrote:

<quoted text>even conservatives like Bruce Bartlett blame Bush and Bruce called it right and 2008 is when chickens came home to roost.
BRUCE BARTLETT: Bankrupt America? Yes, I think that we have had something like a $20 trillion increase in the national debt under this president's watch and I think that one of these days, I don't know when, but one of these days, the chickens are going to come home to roost.
http://www.deepjournal.com/p/7/a/en/590.html
Bruce Bartlett
Bruce Reeves Bartlett (b. October 11, 1951, in Ann Arbor, Michigan) is an American historian whose area of expertise is supply-side economics. He served as a domestic policy adviser to President Ronald Reagan and as a Treasury official under President George H. W. Bush.
Bartlett has written several books and magazine articles critical of the George W. Bush Administration, whose economic policies he believes significantly depart from traditional conservative principles.
Criticism of George W. Bush administration
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bruce_Bartlett#C...

Looks to me like the dems and Obimbles ruined the country and are burying us in debt. Where am i going wrong? Did Obumbles have to deal with a 9/11? What have we gotten for his $6 trillion in new debt?

a man on the moon?
interstate highway system?
high speed rail?

What?

, Budget Deficits
http://www.fms.treas.gov/index.html
2002 FY Budget Deficit $158 Billion
2003 FY Budget Deficit $365 Billion
2004 FY Budget Deficit $412 Billion
2005 FY Budget Deficit $319 Billion
2006 FY Budget Deficit $248 Billion
2007 FY Budget Deficit $161 Billion
2008 FY Budget Deficit $455 Billion <---- Democrats control Congress
2009 FY Budget Deficit $1.4 Trillion
2010 FY Budget Deficit $1.3 Trillion
2011 FY Budget Deficit $1.6 Trillion
2012 FY budget deficit $1.3 trillion
2013 est. deficit $1.1 trillion